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Old 07-14-2009, 12:30 PM
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Question lawn eating nocturnal animals
Have found 2 to 4 inch patches of lawn dug up. Suspect a nocturnal creature. Any suggestions as to what this is and how to get rid of them?
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If you have grubs, it could be a skunk (they love japanese beetle grubs).
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Are they cone-shaped divits (like with a golf-club), or are they flat, interconnected patches? If it's the former, it's definitely skunks. The latter, and I would say a preliminary search by a raccoon - if it's the raccoon, watch out! You could wake up to entire swaths of turf peeled back before long!
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